Bobcat Fever is getting more common. Please keep your cats inside!

Ticks aren't gone yet, They occur through spring to late fall, but are here all year 'round. Which means your outside cats are prone to being bit. This is becoming increasingly more dangerous for your pets, especially your cats. 

I live in Arkansas, and ticks are very common here. I've been getting bit by them since I was just a little kid, I was told to just pull them off and go on with my day. As I get older, I become more aware of how dangerous just "pulling them off" is, and I advise you to watch out for your pets.

I just lost two of my cats to Bobcat Fever. It hits fast, and you sometimes won't know until it is too late. Their names were Pumpkin and Phoebe, and they were very. very dear to me. Phoebe was just a few months old, and Pumpkin was about two. Their organs began to fail and they could not digest things properly, so they became extremely anemic. We tried to save them, but it was too late, so we had to put them down. 

I have bought a 3 in one flea, tick and mites medicine, and I have begun to keep them inside instead of letting them go out on their own. I advise you to do the same as I did. I promise it isn't hard, and it is worth your cats' life. Thanks for listening ^_^.